Mexico Denies Seizing U.S. Firm’s Property
Mexico City — The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources has denied that the Mexican...
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U.S. House Approves Law to Block Port Access Over Mexican ‘Expropriation’ of Vulcan Materials Site
U.S. House passes law blocking port access to ships using a Mexican terminal, escalating a dispute over a protected area.
Edith Mendoza Returns to Lead PRI in Tulum After Municipal Leadership Renewal
Edith Mendoza Pino has been sworn in as the new municipal PRI president in Tulum, Quintana Roo.
Family Seeks Damages After Dancer’s Death from Stage Collapse at Playa del Carmen Event
A dancer died from injuries sustained when a screen collapsed at a municipal anniversary event three years ago.
Supreme Court Upholds Yum Balam Protected Area, Rejects Ejidatarios’ Challenge
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled the Yum Balam protected area in Holbox is constitutional, rejecting ejidatarios' claims.
Maya Advocate Says Supreme Court Ruling Against Xcaret Fails to Address Deeper Injustices
A Maya rights advocate argues a Supreme Court ruling against Xcaret doesn't resolve systemic exploitation of Indigenous heritage.
Missing Aid Boats to Cuba Found Safe After Search
Mexico City — The United States Coast Guard confirmed that two sailboats carrying humanitarian aid...
Longtime PRI Politician Pedro Flota Suspends Party Membership Over Ethical Concerns
Pedro Flota Alcocer suspends his 40-year PRI membership, citing ethical disagreements with party decisions.
Foundation Advocates for Cancer Survivors to Be Recognized Under Disability Law
A foundation pushes for cancer survivors to be included in Mexico's disability law due to lasting physical and emotional effects.
U.S. House Approves Sanctions Against Mexico in Vulcan Materials Port Dispute
The U.S. House passed a measure targeting ports deemed confiscated, escalating pressure over a Mexican project.